Useful language
a) Explaining
your poster c) Asking questions
The best (place
for shopping/families) is ----------------
A good
(restaurant/hotel/place to visit) is ------------------
--------------is/isn’t
very good.
b) Recommending
I commend
--------------- because ---------------
You can/could
try--------------------
I don’t
recommend -------------------- because --------------------
c) asking
questions
Can you
recommend a good (hotel)?
What are the
best places to visit?
What about
(restaurant) ?
How do I get
there?
Is it easy to
park?
Have to, don’t
have to,can and can’t
1. Match the
signs a-c with the meaning below.
* You can ride a
bicycle here, but you can’t drive your car.--------
* You have to
stop.-------
* You don’t have to pay in the evening or on
Sundays.----
2. look at the
verbs in bold in exercise 1. Which means:
1.it’s necessary
to do this?---------------
2.it isn’t
necessary to do this?------------
3.it’s okay to
do this?--------------
4.it isn’t okay
to do this-----------
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Grammar: have
to and don’t have to
1. We use have
to when it is necessary or obligatory to do something.
You have
to drive on the left in Britain.
2. We use don’t
have to when it is not
necessary to do something, but you can if you want.
You don’t
have to come to the party if you don’t want to.
Remember: When
it is not okay or it is prohibited to do something we use can’t.
You can’t
smoke in the classroom. NOT:
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Grammar: have to and don’t have to
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Positive form
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I/you/they
he/she/it
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Have to
Has to
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leave
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Negative form
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I/you/they
he/she/it
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Don’t
have to
Doesn’t
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leave
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Question form
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Do
Does
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I/you/they
he/she/it
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Have to go
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Short answers
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Yes,
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I/you/they
he/she/it
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Do
does
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No,
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I/you/they
he/she/it
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Don’t
Doesn’t
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Grammar: can and can’t
We use can
when it is okay to do something.
You can
pay me tomorrow.
You can
go home now.
We use can’t
when we it is not okay or it
is prohibited to do something.
You can’t
eat in here.
We can’t
park here.
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3a) Match the signs d-m to the sentences below.
1. Dogs
--------------- go here, ---------------
2.You ---------------
play football here. ---------------
3. You
--------------- take photos. ---------------
4. Adults and
children over five --------------- pay, but children under
five------------------.
5. You
---------------use this toilet. ----------------
6. You
--------------- use Visa or Mastercard but You -------------- use American
Express. -----
7. You
--------------show your passport. ------
8. You
-------------- use the mobile phone in here.----------
9. You
-------------- walk on the paths, not the grass.-------
10. You
-------------- smoke in this area-----------
b) Complete the sentences with have to, don’t have
to, can or can’t.
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Places bridges canals beaches
Cathedrals churches hills markets
A sports
stadium mountains a river museums
Shopping centres
a square mosques
Traditional
buildings an art gallery temples
Beautiful views
modern buildings a statue
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